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Subject: RE: RE: Old-Prodos questions
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Date: 23 Dec 88 23:21:00 GMT
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   "No buffers available" means the bit corresponding to the memory
page your trying to BLOAD to is set in ProDOS's own memory usage 
bit map. One of the more frequent cases where this occurs is when
trying to bload text to the text screen. $0400 is marked allocated
under ProDOS.
   In order to allow ProDOS to load into that memory page, you'll have
to turn off the appropriate bit. The specific details are available
in one of Apple's manuals probably entitled ProDOS 8 Technical Ref.
manual (or something similar), or by _Inside Apple's ProDOS.
   There is no way in which ProDOS 8 will recognize the extended memory
features of the GS except via Ram disks. It will not load into any
bank except bank 00 (or save from for that matter).

                         - Mark Cromwell

p.s. Make sure the page your trying to free is not actually used
     by ProDOS 8 or the BI.